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gai1v Keuusbtt 5onrnaI.
Augusta. Monday Morning, March IA.
For MAYOR
FOR MAYOR.
GEORGE E. MACOMBER.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Joint Standing Committee on Banks and
Banking will give public hearing to all persons
iaterested in the bill pending before the Legis
lature authorizing savings banks to invest ten per
cent Of their deposits In western real estate mort
cages. when said mortgages are guaranteed by an
Investment or loan and trust company.
Hearing Monday, March IA, at O'Clock T. ~, In
Senate Chamber. Per order
&c. e. E E6EGl chalrmen.
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suffering from functional arrangement or any
of the painful disorders or weaknesses incl
dent to their sex, DR.. Perce's treatise, illus
trated with wood-cuts and colored plates
O6O pages). suggests sure means OF com.
pete self cure. Sent for 10 cents in stamps.
Address Worlds Dispensary Medical Asso-
citation. B itfalo. N. Y. marl4M&T&wIwnr
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Augusta Gas Light Company.
NOTICE.

Until the new office Of the Compapv 4, ready for
occupancy, (about April 1st) the business OF the
Company Will be transacted at their temporary
Office, Room 2, Williams Block, No. i67 Water ST.
over First National Bank. Augusta applications for
meters, services notices of deficiency Of gas or leak
age should be left at this office Consu ners are re-
9uested 70 promptly report faults of any character
In order tibet they may be promptly remedied. Ofico
hcurs: II A. N. to IL NJ, and to- ppm
EUGENE III. YORKE, Supt,
Augusta, Me-, Feb. %, 1887. mchidtf
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Another vigorous thinning out is going
on in the Public Printing Office at Wash
ington, but none but republicans are be-
ing dismissed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-14

For evidence that the recent session of
Congress was not wholly satisfactory to
the section which controlled its majority
and shaped its actions we have only to re-
fer to 80 good democratic organ as the
Charleston News and Courier, which de-
clares that the House 'has done more by
its stupidity and cowardce to bring re-
prosch upon popular government than
any similar body that has met in Wash
ingtou for wears"
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Mr.. O'Brien of Thomaston, from the Com
mittee on Financial Affairs, reported ought to
pass on resolve providing for the salaries of
the Commissioners of Fisheries and Game ;
printed under rule.
Mr.. Walton of Skowhega from the Com
mittee on the Judiciary, reported ought to
pass in new draft on bill an act relating to
attachment of mortgagots' interests in proper
ty mortgsged to secure the performance Of
collateral agreements; printed under rule.
The Committee of Conference on the
matter Of the resolve in favor of Highland
Plantation, House document l04, reported
ought to pass on the resolve, appropriating
$500, instead of the sum of 5000, as pro-
vided in the said resolve read and accepted.
Resolve. as amended, passed to be en-
crossed.
The Committee of Conference in the
matter of the resolve to provide for uniform
ing the enlisted men of the Maine Volunteer
Militis, House document 2l7, reported that
the House recede and concur with the Senate
in passing the resolve to be engrossed; read
and accepted.
The House receded and concurred in the
passage of the resolve, on motion of Mr..
Engel of Bangor.
The following resolution vas presented BY
Mr.. Bradley of Vassalboro, and passed on q
unanimous rising vote:
Resolved that it is with profound sorrow
that this House receives from Hon. l. c.
Libby of Durham, . respected member of
this House, his telegram Of March IL, an
nouncing the deceass of his little son; and
that the heartfelt sympathy of this body is
hereby extended to himself and his family in
their present affection and bereavement.
A communication was received from the
Governor of the State of Ohio, Hon. j. B.
Foraker, inviting this State to participate in
the centennial celebration of the oresnizs-
ton of the northwest territory, TO be held in
Cincinnati in 1883.
On motion of Mr.. Powers che communica.
tion was received aud laid on the table.
Bill an act to enable banks whose charters
have expired to discharge and assign mort
cages and debts standing in their name, came
M for first reading, was read twice, and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-14
City election today.

The republicans have made good noml-
nations from top to bottom. Give them
hearty support.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-14

The scheme concerning the sale OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is said to
have fallen through.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-14

Bismarck has completed his victory by
the passage of his bill in the Reichstag
for the reorganization of the German
army. 1t means larger armies and heavier
taxation in all European countries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-14

Bill an act additional to chap. G, revised
statutes, providing for re-assessment of taxes
in certain cases, House document go, passed
TO be engrossed in the House, came back from
the Senate non concurred in and indefinitely
postponed.
On motion of Mr.. Randall of Augusta, the
House insisted and asked for committee OF
conference. the Speaker appointing Messrs.
Randall, Allen and Scott AS the House con-
ferees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-14

In the opinion OF the democratic Rich
mond Dispatch there will not be one
negro vote cast in Virginia next fall IN re-
turn for Cleveland's appointment OF Trotter
as recorder of deeds.
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Legislative Proceedings.
CONTINUED from First Page.

pOned.
Mr. Wilson of Belfast moved that the
House INSIST and call for a committee Of con-
ference. The motion prevailed.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Wilson,
Noble. and Field, as the confereas on the
part of the House.
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K. S. B. Hatch, of Lebanon Springs. NY,
is so years old. He says: l suffered from
Liver Complaint for thirty years and could
not obtain relief. l was persuaded to try
DR.. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, and it has
cured me. digest my food without difficult
ty and enjoy refreshing rest. Druggists 81.
Send 2-cent stamp to DR.. Kennedy, Rondout,
N. Y, tor his book on Kidney, Liver and
Blood disorders. Mention this paper.
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Bill an act to regulate the hours of labor of
women and children in manufacturing and
mechanical establishments, House document
l60-Looney bill, came back from the Senate,
the Senate insisting upon its amendments j
and X, relating to the notice of one week in
cases Of discharge or leaving employment, and
the school attendance of children, and call
ing for committee of conference.
Mr.. Powers of Houlton moved to nsst and
join the committee of conference The mo-
tion was carried.
The chair appointed Messrs. Powers, Rob
srts and Wright on the part of the House.
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| Every one admires. y y
PEARL TOOTH Powp psn,
the teeth may % r nre.
peariy white and ..a psS
served to the gre res;,ihs
teeth, strepgtheninls. a ,aI
breath. Il has no !, seyHpdsr
darket So, Augusta
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The following orders was presented, rules
suspended, orders passed without reference
TO committee, on motion of the respective
gentlemen
BY Mr.. Walton of Skowhegan
Ordered, That Charles II. Jones of Athens
be excused from any further attendance at
this session after Monday next, and that the
clerk make up his pays to the end of the
session.
BY Mr.. Dawson of Greenvile
Ordered, That X. H. Marble OF Harmony
be excused from further attendance on this
House, and that the Clerk make up his pay to
the end of the session.
BY Mr.. O'Brien of Thomsston
Ordered. That Lewis Beal of Fairfield be
excused from further attendance upon this
House, AID that the Clerk be instructed to
make up his pay to the end OF the session.
(The above orders were passed upon salts
factory explanations of their necessity being
made by the gentlemen presenting them
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The blood and liver need a tonic in winter
and spring. Nothing equals Bells Sarsa-
parilla. 1t is pure, sold at popular price and
thousands praise its virtue. 1t will give you
appetite and strength. Ask those who have
used it. We will abide by the answer given.
(Only so cts. per bottle.).
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DENVER, Col, February 10, 1885.
Some weeks ago l was attending to work
that exposed NE to cold and wet, and the re-
suit was, first knew was down on my back
with severe cough and fever. had ter
rible pain through my lungs and back. | did
not know what to do. | sent to the druggist,
friend of mine, telling him my symptoms. He
came right over himself and brought with
him some Allcock's Porous Plasters which, he
said, would cure me. He applied one to the
upper part of the chest and throat, and two
more below that on the chest, and one be-
tween my shoulder blades l began to ex-
perience relief almost Instantly and, to my
great surprise and satisfaction. in two hours
or less the pain in coughing was gone, the
coughing itself only occasional, my skin was
moist, and generally l was pretty nearly all
right; only remained in the house the next
day, although keeping the Plasters on some
ten days later and was well.
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Bill an act TO abolish the attachment OF
wages by trustee process came up for first
reading and was read twice.
This bill was then tabled, and Tuesday
next assigned for its consideration, on motion
of Mr.. Corson of New Sharon.
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suspended payment OF interest.
Town Of Lake, Ill, rs, Wa 1894.
&" Union City, ind, los, Wa, 1898,
Total public funds out OF New England,
Railroad Bonds Owned.
Maine Central 6s. Exits, 1900.
Maine Central rs, Consol., 1912,
Maine Central Is, Debentures, 1905,
Portland & kennebec 6s, 1895,
Total Railroad Bonds,
Corporation Bonds. Owned.
sFort Popham Association IS, 1874,
Gardiner Water Works, Mass IS, 1901,
Total Corporation Bonds,
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Bill an act to abolish imprisonment for
debt. excep, in cases of fraud, came up for
first reading and was read twice.
On motion of Mr.. Dickey, the rules were
suspended, the bill read the third time and
passed to be engrossed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-14

Bill an act authorizing towns to hold
money for cemetery purposes came up for
first reading and was read twice.
The bill was then tabled, on motion OF Mr..
Roberts of Brunswick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-14

Bill an act to amend section 26 chapter 40
revised statutes, relating to fsh-weirs, came
up for first reading.
Mr. Foster of Lubec moved that the bill
be indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Small Of Steuben moved that the bill
lie on the table.
The motion to lie on the table was lost.
The bill was then indefinitely postponed.
Bill an act to amend sec. 2,chap. 1884 pub
lie laws of 1885, and secs. 60 and 81 chap. g.
revised statutes, relating to fsh-weirs, came
up for first reading.
The bill was indefinitely postponed, or
motion of Mr.. Barker of Bangor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-08

'Dunas sosgsssDsoAsass u lsrstliosscsn.
n ~ s,n~sA. A,suss a-Joh. xsmsr,v
~ = NevtoWn, wss sersoksn with par.
v1 = ~ sasurday. He We walking
- suod towards hle home when he W.
-, Alllog - the roadside end bsins
sdnnao . hslp hi0ssla Ansr laying ioe
1ao 49, - V0 1ouud b. e,me friend and
80 = n ho0A His lower limbs are par.
$3.50.
nv gaydw. sn seed maiden sisssr Of
IN JenDe uooeA living IN North Third
Gnnn - \ eeroko a nsrnlvsis On last Sat-
Ue,01e. Re - ditiou n veey critical and
vassosa ~ DeSasssA
o. oseurday sleht numosr Of mon from
\ - = - eoodiers' sucampmOut The quar-.
- q ooapaay Q we're found, and the visi-
- rosptyod Q good welcome Among the
S111I1e boys was John q Nichols for mer
1nopeviooe Of the Pennsylvania railroad,
Ytp6eejck division, bot now located near
l,pnsburR. Nj. Nichols IL lst lieutenant OF
os0pany A, 10th regiment and VS. much
reoassd 10 renew his former scquaintance.
N most eujoysble featurs OF the visit was
- division dress parade st 6 .. M, which
W. . grand sight After the conclusion OF
~ droD parade the party started for home,
eeriviue q / q. m,
nas . Droksa fes.
Wtllie Welsh, young son OF John Welsh,
Wos playing On Sunday about telephone
pole lying on the ground. In some manner
~ boy had the great toe OF hts right foo,
hguksn, which was asssuded to BY physician.
Rsossvsa nas nonsy.
During Lest O,tober Harry Creamer, q
beskemsn on the PsnnsyIvsnis railroad, wss
ehrown from his train st Elm Cut, receiving
such injuries that hs will never be able TO do
ny work. Creamer was . member Of
Columbia Lodge OF Railroad Bnkemen and
Pat in his claim for benefits during June
On Sunday he resolved his benefits amount
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1sLL BsrwssN fas UAas.
Terrible Accident to Daniel Rose. Of Noun,
Joy-rstsliy lpjared.

4 Terrible Accident to Danisl Rose. of Noun.
Joy-rstsliy Injured.
A terrible accident occurred at Cisrk's
Ferry, . station on the Northern Central
railroad, about Il miles above Harrisburg,
this forenoon, in which q Lancaster county
man was probably fatally injured. The
name Of the unfortunate man was Daniel
Ross. son Of jacob Rose, OF Mou Mt
Joy. He attempted to board the Seashore
Express east about halfpsst ten O'Clock,
and In doing 20 fell between the cars, the
wheels OF which passed over his legs. One
foot was cut completely of At the ankle ard
the other leg was crushed to the knee. The
injured man was taken TO Harrisburg and
placed in . hospital. There is little hope OF
his recovery. Rose 10 about 81 years OF age
and . blacksmith by trade. He had beer
working with his brother, Washington Rose,
at the Cross Roads, Mt Joy township, up TO
Saturday, when he left for Duucsnnon to get
married. His friends in Mount Joy do not
know whether he was married or not Chief
OF Police Smith, of this city, was passenger
on the train on which the accident occurred.
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They Vs,d the Ooass

John Hays and John Fritz were arrested
on sunday by Officer Beechler, for drunken.
ness and disorterly conduct They with .
number Of friends coneregsted ct house at
the corner Of Christian and Green streets,
where several kegs OF beer were drunk. In
the afternoon the two defendants above
named went to the house Of colored man In
the neighborhood, and threatened to kill him
and his family. The mayor discharged the
accused on payment Of costs, after lecturing
them for their tad conduct Warrants will
be issued for the other parties engaged in the
disorder.
The mayor says he IL determined 70 br eak
up the disorder incident to gangs Of men
meeting in houses on the outskirts, getting
drunk, and then appearing on the streets and
insulting whoever they may meet.
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WIkL lCf a. JUE0RO.

n Ladies and 0sntisnsn Who VIII sis n
Js0gmous ss the County Fair.
The following ladies' and gentlemen hav
@Ao4 DEgSd oy the mansgers Of the Lac
easesf Co6nty fair, to b held In this city fron
August 20 to Septembsr 8, to judge the Ok
bibits in the various claasD:
Light Drsught Horses-En Ksndie, York
Heavy Draught HORSES X Mover, Or.
wigsburg, bchuylkill county; jacob Wslisck,
Boyertown, Be, ks county.
Cattle - Wm. B. harvey, West Grove,
Bsrks county; Lew 8. Updeerove, Mono
cacy, Bsrks county; M. c. Geiger, Gsiger's
Mills, Berks county; WI. H, Emig. Emigs.
Vile York county; David Youtx Lebanon.
Sheep and Swine-Joseph Irwin, Fswn
G Grove York YORK county; jacob g. zsrr, Geissr's
Poultry : Oliver D. schoch, Hamburg,
Bark: county; VIM. +. McFsdden, Womsis.
Floa5, Grain; ana seed.-Amo. zsieler,
Whitman, Mount Joy, Lancaster county.
Tobacco and Cigari-H. c. Demuth, r. H.
6rubaker, city; William h. Barton, Lea
vesetables-Gsorgs b. Wilson, Wheat.
land B. G. Slsymaker, city.
Fruits-Henfy N. Engle, Marietta JAG. M.
Irantz, Lancaster township; William p
Brinton, Christiana; ]. Fred Sener, city ;
Levi \. Reist, Oregon.
Plsnts and Flowers. Il. Purple, Colum.
bis Calvin Cooper, Bird In. Hand John
Engle, Marietta.
Bread. Cakes and Pastry-Mn Amos
6Ollipger, Willow Street Mrs. Amos NJ Win.
1Ampstsr; Mra John B. Ksndig, Willow
Street
Buttsr-Jsmss Maxwell, Mechanics Grove:
John Ssidomridge. Ephrsts; Peter Ammon,
domestic wins.-Hon. VIM. A, Morton.
b, r Brenemsn, Abm. Heistand. city.
Canned Fruits, Preserves, Pickles and
yelltes-Mra. FL izsbeth Smith, Miss Linda
o. Psiper, Mrs Edwin Eoerman, city.
Kttted and Crochet Articles-Miss Emma
A1sser, city Miss Hattie Mann, Columbia.
Emeroid ery-Mra William Henderso
Mo- Mary Kline, city.
Laos w orsted Work, &c.-Mra Simon r.
CsTsron, Msytown MISS Mary Mshaffsy,
Merchsndise-s M. Myers, 8. T. High, Dr..
Tbomss Ellmskev, city.
Painting ana Decorative Art-Leon Won
Osko, city Prof Lyle, Miilersville; Miss
Clara EichOl'z, Miss Blanche Nevin, city.
CArrisges-George Rsdsecker, Columbia {;
Aom. Patterson, Honey brook.
implements and Mschinery-Albert Il.
worth, Colersin township; A. G. Ilyus,
Emenuel 7. Keller, Mannheim township /;
aextin D: Kendig, Cresswell Elm Hersch,
TIonn Jamea Y. Calf, Terre Hill Thoe. F.
stoves and Gas Fixtures-Henry StsuiIer,
10y Geo w. Henssl, Qusrryville.
rvmanship and Drawing-Charles r.
ssa'sy' city Sam Matt Fridy, Mountyilla
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-08
OAA rAA.

kEssLER-A August s. lssI. in this city, Flora
May, daughis OF George and Flora A. kessler,
aged II months.
The relatives and friends Of the fami are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
her parents residence, No Is West James street
on Tuesday afternoon At 2 O'Clock.
DRAcHBAR August 8, 1887, in this CITY, Mary
Helen, daughter OF Henry and Catharino DrscS.
bar, aged year and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the parents residence, No. 643 East Orange
street., on Wednesday afternoon at o o'clock In.
terment at St. Anthonys cemetery. Nd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-08

Mr.. Henry Stark, of this city, 10 visiting
his relatives In Harrisburg
Misses Leila and Lottie Peoples. daughters
OF Hon. Hiram Peoples OF New Providence,
sre the guests Of DR.. joseph Brsckbill, Read.
ing.
left on Saturday last for two weeks visit to
Lshanon and Mt. GretnA
Ed Mott the we'll known Journalist of the
New York San, 10 spending . month with
his family In Lititz. He visited Lancaster
for few hours to-day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-08
Cheap Excursiou,

Cheap excursion to Niagara Falls, Buffalo ana
watkins 9 en- on Wednesday, August 10th, via
the popular p. D X, and Lehigh Valley route
Round trip ticket good for fifteen days. Fare
only go. Through train leaves Lancaster tKing
street) At 7:3o g. sEn.: Columbia 7:3o g. N; Man.
helm. SIT; Lititz. SIS; Ephrata. s:ss. For full
particulars see circulars at all stations or ad.
dress, H. DICKINSON, Excursion Agent,
sis Church St. Reading, Pa
jy2s, spaug2 ,sd<w
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Work For the Street Comm ,ssioner,

The policemen this morning made report
OF the following bad places In the streets !:
Bad pavement corner Columbia and Orange
street bad gutter, Lafayette street. between
Strawberry and Fnbert stTeets bad gutter La.
iAyette street above Strawberry /: bad gutter
Green street between Dukeand Rocklsnd bad
gutter on Low street between Duke and
hocklsnd bad gutter ON Duke street be-
tween North and Low pile OF dirt corner
East King and Lime, (hss been there s,pce
Thursdsy) inlet stopped up northeast and
southesst corner Orange and Ann bad cross.
Ing corner Orange aud Charlotte pile OF dirt
corner Caroline and Manor streets,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-08
Females ON q Ssriks.

There seems 70 be some trouble In the card
room OF the Stevens cotton mill. On Thurs.
DAY j. w. Park, the overreer, after having
some trouble with the management, left
soon afterwards four men employed in the
room also LETT Seven girls, Of the same room,
asked for an increase OF wages of from 10 IN
10 cents per day. This was refused, and th h
morning the females went out on strike.
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jyS, ,3oaug2,6.sd<w
p. o. .. Of A. Chssp Excur,,op

to Mauch Chunk, switchbsck and Glen Onoko,
on Tuesday. August 9Th. Round trip tickets
good for three days. Fare only q So including
ride around sw,tchback. Special through train
leaves Lancaster tKing street) At e. m; Col.
umbia, 8 q m Mannheim. 8 IS q. m; Lititz, ga
and Ephrata, 7.06 a. N. Trains returning same
day leave Msuch Chuak at $50 p. m, Psrticu-
lars secure circular st all stations.
JyS. .Saugl,3 sdGltw
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Combined Cheap Excursion to Ocean Grove and
LO0g Branch.

On Wednesday, August II. Round trip tick
cts. good for six days. fare only sa,O via Phila,
delphia Reading and Bound Brook route spe.
Cial through train leaves Lancaster (king
street) at 4:5J q. M Columbia, 30 Landisvtlle,
ass: Mannheim, Sos; Lititz, 3:l7. and EphrAtA
SIS a. m. special train leaves Ocean Grove at
p IN Long Branch, sll over eight hours on
the beach Tickets good to return on Wayne
Junction or Philsdelphia
augs s.l0,lJ,l5, ,l6Altw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-08
THs BOOB TO NJ sxaUMsD
steps Taken TO Iavsstigsts the Causes Of Jane
Mnrkey's Death.

ID
Mnrkey's Death.
Coroner Hononan went to Nine Points.
Bart township, on Sunday to assist his
deputy, Captain Keen In the inves,igstio
going on o. to the death Of Mira ane Marley
who 1t 10 alleged was poisoned. The coroner
saw his deputy and Justice Trout and after
. sconsultstion it was decided TIA, there wss
but one way to satisfy the community, and
that Wss to have the body sxhumsd and Q
post mortem examination made
The body 10 inferred near Steelville on the
Lancaster county side OF the cre@k, and to day
Was named for the disinter ment The
deputy coroner has designated DIR. Keen a.
his physician. After the body il sxhumed
the stomach will be removed and anal ' zed
for poison. The result OF the an .lysis will
not be known for few dsya The residents
OF Nine Points and vicinity are greatly exer-
oised over the rumors OF poisoning.